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Strategic Settlements 


Kingussie 
Proposals 


KG/H1 

i. This 16.05Ha site would provide land for short and 
longer term housing supply in Kingussie. It could 
provide land for around 300 dwellings, [ with 75 of these 
provided during the life of the Plan.The phasing of the 
site will be required to take into account access 
provision to the site and the capacity of the existing 
road network. ]

ii. The site runs north from the A86 by Craig an Darach 
towards Kerrow Farm and west from Kerrow Farm to 
the rear of properties bounding Ardbroilach Road and 
is bounded by forestry to the north. The site is 
currently improved grassland grazed by livestock. 

iii. The site requires a new major access to be taken 
from the A86 to provide vehicle access to the site  [and a 
traffic impact assessment will be required to ensure 
development of this site and others in neighbouring 
Newtonmore do not create an unacceptable cumulative 
impact on the A86 or A9. ]

iv. The National Park Authority will work with partners 
to produce a [ masterplan ]  for the site [ to ensure effective 
provision of housing in line with the phasing outlined in 
Table 4. This masterplan should clarify the position 
regarding key infrastructure issues. The development of 
this site presents an excellent opportunity to provide 
opportunities for large and small scale developers and 
builders to work together to bring forward the delivery 
of the proposal. This will be recognised in the 
masterplan. ]

KG/ED1: [  Land to the east of the settlement provides 
opportunity for economic development in support of 
the settlement and its sustainable community. A 
prominent site, the design of any development will be to 
the highest standards and both the siting and design 
should integrate with the landscape. ]

[ KG/ED2: A small area of land to the west of Spey Street 
and adjacent to the railway line could also provide some 
opportunity to support the economic development of 
the settlement. ]

KG/Env: A number of open spaces [ and land which 
contributes to the setting of Kingussie are identified and ]
will be protected from [ adverse ] development. 

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